The next Scramble is July 13-15!
Screening - July 28th @ Carver Theatre
Films Begin @ 7:00pm
Tickets are $8 ($6 for Sidewalk Members)
Come at 6:30pm for the Starbucks Summer Social. Mingle with the filmmakers and enjoy FREE Frappucinos, courtesy of Starbucks!
Click here to see the flier.
Details, details, details:
- Registration for the Summer 2007 Scramble will be from June 18 – July 11 at 5pm.
- The Kick Off Event will be at 6pm on July 13 at WorkPlay's Soundstage.
- Teams will drop off their film on Sunday, March 11 at Rojo in between the hours of 5pm and 7pm.
- As usual, you will have 48 hours to write, direct, act, film, and edit.
- The screening will be held on July 28 at the Carver Theatre.
- Cash prizes will be awarded!
Here's a couple of hints to further entice you:
Two Divisions
An Unlikely Weapon
For last Scramble's winners and info, click here.
What is the Scramble?
The Sidewalk Scramble is Sidewalk's weekend filmmaking competition. Fueled by caffeine and competition, teams are challenged to create a short film -- from concept to completion -- in under 48 hours.
Got questions about the Scramble? Call Natalie at 205.324.0888 or just drop her an email.
| Visit The Scramble Connection on the all new SIDEWALKfilm Forum to talk the talk and walk the walk -- or just to look for folks to join your team... |
Click here to listen to the Sidewalk Scramble on WBHM's "Tapestry," as they follow Team Bloodjet! during the November 2004 Scramble when they produced their musical / horror short "See You On the Other Side," which went on to claim Best in Show and Audience Choice awards.
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Skizz Cyzyk is the Founder/Festival Director for Baltimore's MICROCINEFEST and is Programming Manager for the MARYLAND FILM FESTIVAL, Technical Supervisor for the ATLANTA FILM FESTIVAL, and a projectionist for SLAMDANCE. 
Heidi Van Lier grew up primarily in Los Angeles with stints in Seattle and Chicago. Her father Norm Van Lier played for the Chicago Bulls in the 70's and is now a sportscaster in Chicago . Heidi's mother, Susan Van Lier, plays a part in her film MONDAY and was the financier for Heidi's first feature film, CHI GIRL, which ran at the inaugural Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival and can now be seen on IFC. Heidi's husband is composer Joe Kraemer, whom she forced to star in her current film. She also forced her daughter to star in last year's BABY LIFE. She hopes to have more children so she can force them to be in her films too…if not, maybe just more husbands.